After a car accident in Georgia, victims often face physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Common injuries can include whiplash, broken bones, concussions, and soft tissue or spinal injuries. Medical treatment and recovery may take weeks or months, during which you... Read more »
Losing a loved one in a motorcycle accident is a devastating experience that no family should endure. The sudden loss leaves a deep emotional void, often accompanied by unexpected financial hardship. When a negligent driver is responsible for the fatal... Read more »
Car accident settlements allow victims to receive compensation for injuries, property damage, and other losses without going to court. After seeking medical attention and reporting the accident, the claims process begins. Your lawyer can notify all relevant insurance companies and... Read more »
Truck accidents in Milton often occur because of negligence by truck drivers or the trucking companies that employ them. Common causes include driver fatigue, distracted or impaired driving, speeding, and failure to follow safety regulations. Trucking companies may also contribute... Read more »
Negligent drivers are a leading cause of motorcycle collisions in Milton. Common behaviors include speeding, running red lights, failing to yield, distracted driving, and driving under the influence. Because motorcycles are smaller and less protected than cars, even a minor... Read more »
What is your typical process for working with a new client?
We meet with potential clients wherever is most comfortable and convenient for them — at our office, the medical facility currently treating the patient, or even the client’s home or business. We stress the fact that the amount of time it takes a case to resolve depends on the severity of the injury, the amount (and clarity) of the evidence available for all elements of the claim, and the length of the patient’s course of medical treatment. We explain that any claim allows for only “one bite at the apple” and thus cannot be rushed or compromised quickly before the value of the claim is known or projected. We explain that the insurance company’s role is to save itself and its investors money by paying as little as possible to close the claim. Our role is to help the insurer recognize its exposure as soon as possible and, if they never do, to make the case to a jury.
